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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
Credentials Of senators-Elect.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-In the Senate
to-day, Mr.. Spooner offered resolution,
which was adopted, instrucring the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections TO in
quire into the expediency OF the adoption
by the Senate, for the guidance of the exec
utives of the several States, of a form OF
credentials Of election Of United States
Senators
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
Blair,s Bill.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.--In the Senate
this afternoon. the Blair educational bill
was taken up as unfinished business, and
then, on motion of Mr. Sherman, at 4:S5
o'clock, the Senate proceeded to executive
business, and in half an hour afterward adj
iourned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
WAGON RUN DOWN BY A TRAIN.
It's Occupants Were too Drunk to Keep
Out of Danger.

OuO VA AdISoAs
MOUNT STERLING, Ky, Dec. 21--Last
evening four persons were killed at the
crossing of the Newport News and Missis-
sippi Valley railroad and the Mount Ster-
ling and Owingsville tunpike Ernest
Stone and Dudley Mays, Of Owingsville.
who had been attending court, got into
carriage with two negro women All were
intoxicated. When they reached the cross
ing they paid no attention TO coming
train The engineer was unable to see
them and the carriage was driven directly
in front of the engine. One of the men
and one of the women we're killed instantly.
The others were fatally injured, the ua~s
dying in few hours.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Collections for the First Five
Months of the Fiscal Year.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The collections
Of internal revenue for the first five months
OF the present fiscal year amounted to $751;
s6O,549, being an increase of So, ,S54, ,742 as
compared with the collections for the cor
responding period of last year. There
was an increase of Sl,970,551 on the
receipts from spirits, 81, 100, 10 on tobacco,
S775,4l on fermented liquors, s67, ,537 on
oleomargarine, and an increase of 1855 on
banks and bankers The only decrease was
in the collections on miscellaneous objects of
taxation, which were SOS, ,2S3 less than last
year. The receipts for November last were
S71s,9 ,973 more than those for the same month
of last year.
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Lower Letter postare.

WASHINGTON, Dec 21.--The resolution
offered by Mr. Beck on Dec IL, directing
the Post Office Committee TO inquire into
the advisability OF reducing the rate of
letter postage to lc., was taken up in the
Senate to-day and referred to that commit,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
10 Observe the Holidave.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.--Secretary Fair
child issued an order to-day for the closing
of all customs houses on Dec. %, and the
second prox. He also ordered the closing of
the Treasury Department at noon on Dec.
"a and 81 A similar order has been issued
with regard to the navy yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
Manning,s Ike pespaired of

ALBANY, II. Y, Dec. 2l.-Ex-Secretary
Manning has res cd quietly to-day, and his
general condition is about as yesterday. HIS
physicians do not look for an immediate
crisis, but his recovery is improbable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
Arnold Let or with a year.

CHICAGO, Dec. s1.-C. E. II. Arnold, s.
A. Kean & Co.'S clerk, who embezzlel s., 800
of his employers moEey, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Williamson tins morning. and
on Recommendation OF Mr.. Kean was given
the lowest penalty under the law, one year
ia the penitentiafy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
I'm Incentiiary ln Jail.

HILLsBoRo. TEX, Dec 2l.--Fire yester-
day destroyed the stores of l.. b. Brown
aud i. Brin. and Stsrgis National Be.nk.
The total loss is $4,000. and the insurance
$4,000 The fire was of incendiary origin,
and Joseph Levine has been arrested for the
crime.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-22
Last of the Great Eastern.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-The Great Eastern has
been sold to a metal firm for GIG, 100, The
vessel will be broken up as old metal.
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The Anierhead Still Ashore

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Tugs have failed to
pull OFF the steamer Anjerhead, from Dub
lin for Savannah, before reported as having
grounded while leaving port. She will dis
charge 800 tons of her cargo.
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Pugilists in Conference.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Kilrain, Smith and
Mitchell met to-day to discuss the proposed
new match for Richard K. Fox's belt.
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POOR PLUMB.

Mr. Vest. in response 10 Mr. Plumbs
criticism of the President for vetoing the
ior that the most virulent attacks upon the
bill had come from himself (Mr. Plumb
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DEATHS,


MAKUEL.-in this olty, on the Inst i,
Mpj am in Char lee, infant son OF nlftcu
ana tugenie Manuel, Azct months.
Funeral fom the residence OF his gtand-
u ,repts No. I. o West Ninth street. on Sun
day At erneon at 3 O'Clock. InieTment at
W ilming'on and brsndywire Cemetery.
JANUS. -On Tth inst. at the rest 'eucs
tf her sor.in law, A. Borreli, No. W. si
Eleventh street, Mrs. u. NJ ,M nus, v lido y
OF the late y. McManrs aged 81 ears.
High mas at st. Pc,er's Pro-Cathedrai 81
Il 8 o'cIocf, on Monday morning.
EVANS. In the STU inst, the infant daugh
L ter OF David and Amelia Evans.
/ The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from the
L residence Of the parents. No. S.l East fifth
street. on saturday afternoon II 2o'ciock.
/ lntcrment Al Old Swedes' Cemetery.
STOKLEY On January tn l.tf Mr.
l Lydia Stokley, 10 the seth year OF her aye
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 20 attend her funeral from the rssi
dsnee OF her fon.in-laW, Jsmes u. Morrow
1880 King stnet.to morrow tSundsyl after
noon, o. Z O'Clock. lntsrment a. kivefyier
Cemetery.
James and Jane CiAIh, In the solh'ycsr q
his age.
Relatives ami friends a-e refp.c'fuily In
vlted to attend his funeral from the res,
depoe OF his parents. on Riddle's Banks, On
saturday afternoon Ut = O'Clock. Services Al
Mt rs lam church at half past Z O'Clock
ntsrmen at Mt. Salem csmslery.
safe IA the arms Of Jesus,
SAFE on His gentle breast
Thereby hls love DER sh,6o va
Sweetiy his seal ID at rcst.
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more s,eadinc Aecinen,..

.hwithstar ding the serious acct.
denis on Tuesdsy nigh, Fifth street
hill from WashiD 2t)n " Monroe stTeete,
was again filled with coasters AIT even
ing. About O'clock to police ap.
peared and PIT r. stop to the sled ding
for tho time neia9, bnt az 5000 rs they
went away IL aes resumed. Daring The
evening sled On which A.aert IJoy d
who resides On West street below
Fourth, was ,iGir7 coliGed with trse
and broke his leg he vas tnGen home
and pEymrian summoned who re-
duced the fr&cturc, but Il 10 probsh e
that he will bs c0Hfined TO his bec for
iva or siK weeks A EiTni'ar accidcD
sm5shoJ no ' Ard ! sts, Ne foot ,apo III
jured Toy nsul "a Simmons, q kou OF
the luu ier m"e5 liant. IL the thigh
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

In consequence OF delay in receiving
goods by railroad, the opening at No.
100 Marset street Of great assignee's
sale Of clothing, will take place next Wed
nesday, the 18th Inst, when everything
will be sold quick, Sc this great Assignee
sale Will only last dave. la order to
sho a what great bargains will be ofief ed
At this Ire IL endous Sale, few prices are
mentioned. Remember this 10 the stock
Of n large Wholesale house, and we can
only mention tea OF the bargains here.
save this and bring II with you, and ask
Tor the following az ticles which will prove
this a Genuine Assignee sale. Remember
this great sale will only last 6 days. A
splendid suit OF men 8 clothes, 81 10 worth
Si4 90 Mems line beaver Overcoatst2 So
worth SIS
s2s5 This u 50 overcost is well made,
npe quality, heavy cloth, latest style, and
guaranteed worth SIS. This SIS over.
coat We allow you o keep home four
days ant ifvtu are not satisfied with II,
no matter THAT the cause, II not soiled,
we hereby bind ourselves aud agree to
return the f2.s5. Al-o large lot OF light
ana heavyweight oyercoats, extra fine
quality corkkerew-siik auo satin lined
and over coo diteren Mt styles OF overcoati
equally as cheap. A splendid suit OF mem
winter clothes 1878, this suit is wei
made, all 10 match, latest style, anC
really worth sl3. We allow you to keeI
the suit home four days, and If not soiled
we herewith bind ourselves 10 return thu
1915
We oiIer ar elegant pair Of mems win
ter pants for 81 "A msde Of heavy darn
cloth, AID II not soiled, and you don
think they are worth q 90, bring then
back, and get your Sl24 at any tint
during the sale, also, extra fine csssimer.
and conference.-the finest quality sill
and satin lined suite, and over 10, zoo
different kinds of suits equally as cheap
Don's fail " call aud examine TIL,
great Wholesale stock Al retail. Ii cost
nothing to call and judge for yourself
and you Will ln1 that everything is sole
lust Gas cheap AZ mentioned in this no
t.se. 4 chance 10 get suchsbargaine vii
positively never occur again at tae larg
double building, l0S Market street, be
tween Trout ard Second reefs, vii
mirgton, Del.
; Remember this Great Assignee Sal
will only last G days. Positively II
goods sold before Wednesday. Januar
4, at 10 O'Clock Wait Tor the creates
bargains ever off red during the sale
5 ore open uEti nine al night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
THIRD EDITION.
y NV ; SUMMARY.


Another Explosion Of CASA sheriff 3
Posse to Proteos the ID. q II CANAL
COS Property Labor Troubles SIT
tied.
An explosion took place on Friday
afternoon NJ the North Chicago Gas
Works. In Chicago, caused by the iRni-
ton OF gas in q sewer which carries of
refuse from the oil cupolas. A great
aheet of fame rushed into the middle
Of the buildinK. and another stream OF
fire went through the sewer and covered
the surface OF the river TOR . distance OF
100 yards aud igbited coke sheds on the
bank. Ten or tselve mon in the Gas
Works were injured, four OF them dan
gerously.
Al the request OF the Delawafe aud
Hudson Canal Company, n sheritfs
posse OF twelve men was yesterday
morning sent to prote ct their property
at Weenagken. About ffty men from
RonG ont arrived In the morning to fil
the places OF the strikers, but when To-
formed OF what they were to Go they
refused to work and returned home.
1t is said that the trouble between
the carper tsrs and their employ ers In
Detroit has been settled, 1t being con-
cede.. TIA, the sfn ployers ARE to teleci
tAeir own nep, Influenced only by the
competency CT incompetercT OF the car
penters." The trouble lasted several
mouths.
Rev. j j. Glosbrenner, Bishop Enc
ritus OF the Church Of the United Breth
rem, died Friday morning In Church
vile, Va, aged "a years. He ws
elected Bishop In 1s45. and made enc
rltus two yoars ago.
The trouble among the leather work
ers In Newark, n. J. ,ses ms 10 te sprest
ing. Two more shops were closed Fri
day. The question il about an eqasii
zatit Of wages.
James Hd yard NculiD, Who mu!
dero1 George C1dmsD, was arrai2r %
in the Police Court at S9n'rVIiis, las
sachnsstis, yesterday uiuTping, an'
CON III itted for tsisl
Scott Picker aged l2 yna.s shci an
kil,ed Cnes.sr D1od, aged 10 in zach
SOD, Tennessee, on THURSDAY even 90
They had Gns-reliei Abou. soEe ira
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
A FlcioUs kSuCk

Richard Jackson, the vel! known
farmer OF New Castle Hundred, has q
buck th 1t came up behind him yester
day and paid his respects to him In q
manner much too forcible 10 be friend
ly. As this Is the Sc oDd time be ba,
paid his respects to him In this man.
ner, Mr.. jackson has concluded &c
check his butting p re penalties by pen.
ming him up to fat.en him fo- vsoiSon,
as he 10 too old man to be kuockrc
around In that manner, he having 81
tanned his 82d year.
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FIFTH EDII


80 animal
Whsther is 4, a x,IaJ
o. IN American pAstbs,
alarming the people IN
Mill Creek sud Clri.t
and committing derr.S.
pens IL not knows. bpp
well es'ablished poIn, +.
animal about. as /, hs. -
20 taco by persons vbc.J
relied upon. Oae a. !
wbo met IL 10 . ,uuns
J. Wbttem an, son q,
man, Mil Geek Hund,J
Mr.. WhitemAn ca y.
LIcAs ONCE this u ,,t,,l
William ID. Jester. h..
sac u In Joseph Lyh..
Red Clay Greek m, eth
dAT last. He dsscrlh.J
white aud yellow Aplns
Of . fox. Bat nov g.,
name inierview with
caps that y estsrday m,
over r. bis hrother.in1.
10 help him 10 ,hresh
He sac = strAng- ,..l
on tbs road leading NJ
Seeing that 1t was nel,
iox track. and hoard
about the wild cal"
folio ' the track ard "a.
He followed the TN
Into . heavy wood
John McA SEQ. The
70 . large hollow ire.
down. A he neAfed AN
rem on. and sat 10 a on
~ II 10 make u sprins
In tbs face.
MIR. w hifem sn lsyi,
even . peuknlfe sboul
felt . little tinid, and
back out witbou, NAH
|ihves,isst!on, 18th. An,
70 pa, "a { him to 10 =
tuDsieIy tor Mr. wh,yl
|ohJsciions. Mr.. wkd
same description Of b
Mr. Jte,cr did In tern.
owing 10 its crouch 1gn
NOS tell bow large l,s
On "Wednesday srn]
who said he belur.el
show called n, Ir.p,a
shallioE. He tad ;s,
panther, aud hsvitg
animal beiag In II. y
/ Tas on tie search D,
might be the one ile~
said " be could re IL, d
him " he Gated 4 4
come 70 him he wtui
hide would be ~or ! sd
He wa trying u az
20 20 In search Of t.,
niabt turned On, t.r-
loned the hunt l.
that The ANNA ths %
lng for Ia tie anima u.
Monday and M " LIED
day.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
Amusement a. u,

Mae N,uvllle Wal
tin and their campsst
very excellent pr, .s.a1
Tramp, or the hsa,HA
acsttt my OF hgs c ~
q large Budirnct y.
Ars Earlston by IN
sharp By Ausus'ia q
EarlsIon by j v l
Wayue by Josie SIi
by Eitit Ola Us s,i.l.
and the entire oolul
satisfaction. IL, bi.y
for the last time hi, rs
who have not alretd, \
sure TO att nd. led
10 and 20 cent?. q y
served seat, hutitef,t
- good rs man ifsal
ss m nch aimiitor b
On Monday ai,li \
and only rpa, A.lcigt
an engage amt A u
his unique cnlsrAtu
deiisAitsi lAr2t au5is
Philase' nhta. CAifse
art iuascn.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

8aRRYrr - MoNr1fOMkKv.-O lee
%. 1850, by rev. q. W. Preuymhn, at the
residences Of the father 'he bride. hobt.
Montgomery, near Stricktr'viiie. Harry i.
Garrett to l. IIis X. Montgomery.
TUrCH II. N-CHAMtERS.-l Osmdsr,
N }. on tho 9Th inst. by the hev osorge
Baglty, Theodore Totehioo, OF bsltimors
Md, 10 riilie Chamber, formerly 81
4 i>tfiekeuvills, Pa
Baltimore sun please cfpy.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
lame company.
sniioh liapsls |

A large audisnc' %',
last evtning, u hst'f
and conference n . .
Mr. Jones, miHsi1rhi5
ported interesting
branch mission OF le
this city. The pas.f
Kirby N ads very spp'
He dwell, upon fhe
md Wesley. tne .sl'
pas their power, tl.'
'uccass as Christians
noble achievensiils
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
wILm.NGT0N a NOnrHEaN RE

Time table in effect Nov. 2s:b, 1888 rains
leave Win ngtob tFTelch st.eet) IS follbws:
For Heading, Birdsboro. Josnna, spring
neld, MaJnesburg Junction, Manor, PO,ts-
nsrsviile ana all polnts on tho PhiIadoIpaie
and Reading X. H., 90 a. ID. and 24o D. IN
Foo Coatesyiils Enbretyille, I.ebape.
Cbadd's kord ana BuPont's and inferno
diato gtin's, 10 a. m 2Sb. and 3 ~ a. n.
For Vest Chester, Z 10 - IN. 2.s6. and B. 1.
pm.
For NV Bridge and intermediate Iolnfs,
o.le y. M.
On SUNDAY for Eeafing. Ocatesviile, West
OhesteF and All intsrmsdiate points, $40 q
IN.
A. q. NcCAUsLAND, LA BOWER,
Nnneriut-ntont. }eul tags. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
III. Emory, who occupits th,

II. Emory, who occupifs thu
Johi4 muel Silver, near z Lion
farm of Y personal property at publl,
will sell hN,sg, the - of March.
rae on Tn"'-'s second term of his
A s. WeoatF. leqins next week
. danyi.s Rcse,n's'h 10 learn tie 0rl
Al! clte rs VITO SLlG PIE 1.5.e sGi
- d.neir2 sf9a'6 Gn.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

lis loss could not BE- sscertained. He
has no insurance.
Mr.. Monaghan, president OF the Mar.
ket House Company, desires 70 return
thanks 20 tho nremen, police snd
citissns who assisted In saving their
property.
Many Of the Arensn. wsre vet
through, and worked with their clothes
iroasn stiff. william Leeg. proprietor
Of the Atlantic Garden, opened bis
house and furnished oil Who applied
with . bcunteous supply Of hot coffee.
The 90 tire front OF Bfadford's builc-
ting, With the telegraph wires 10 front,
are . sheet Of ice and pressr ted beeu
tiful appearance this morning. The
h,ss belonging 10 several OF the COM
paniss was frozsn, and they we're IN
able TO remove II until this morning.
Mr.. Bradford has already given q
contract to Daniel Stewart 10 repair the
|bnildius, ami he will commence opera
tons on Monday morning
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

This depomiI alto
nsetinas in tier y
md French 9 rse's
seps Monday, ~ /. ~
nesting every Tut'''j
clock Prayer ni%'
8 80; preachlDG a. ~
.cbool nt 2 p. N. Anu
D. IN.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

The Insurance camp
o their intere-i.
many fires Of late iIe1
pipes beiug cl3se
hey have given oilr'
lava the u covered
Wood & Co. have ~
eral orders for ne
otpe Cover ring, wh'ep
no beat for the punH
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
Always on the Lead,

And giving one of the best variety en-
tsrtsin ments in the city at the Alhsm
bra Palace, 224 King street. An extra
bill to. might.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

At Ii.:O o'eloci Ia
w esi. , eleik ~ ~
II Tho keui lrtl ~
oany, fell dow ~
. irlccA'ei IN ntosi
ins tamil.
Mr.. " est wss cary
mp ti,s sia,rs, when 10
art his BALANCE an u
he bpttom Of =. s.a.s
sbont SO years III a.
Vest, who liz also Vi
same company.
lie was y very ais
muca Respected 10y ll'
large circle CT fsaiiir
Or. ki!e arrived soaL al
but lie ssertinci.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

The crowds that nightly ell the at
hambra Palace attest its popularity ii
q place Of an usement. Great bill to
Scht. New ttars.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

MADRAS, Jau. III
,tAted that 406 ptrso..
ieAth In the !pce' -
'troyed the reserve.
Peoples Park, last -
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

Rev. @. II. Walker will hold Quar-
teriy meeting At 81. James Chapel.
ever Eleventh street bridge, TO 'mtrrow.
Love feast, I .. m; preaching 81 10 80
a, m. aud 2 30 and Z 70 .. N.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

NtOf. Cc-I. JOHN fLlKN, 1Ht
~ op ner OF the house situated at IOs
MsrEet sect, In the 2 Id ward of tho city OF
WHINING on, county OF New castle and
state Of Dslaxare, IN compliance vita tAs
reQuire m snis q The acts 0 1 the General A.
semniy IN stc1 case made ana provided, dc
her'by give notice thst l sball apply n
writing to the court OF General Session.
the Peaea and jail Delivery CT the
tate Of Delaware. In and Tor rev
Castle CousJ. on Monday. tho 1ih cay o.
february n. -. lssT. being the next / rtn
Of said court, for license for said house =
an inn or tavern, tor the sale therein Of in
toIi,atinR liquors in less quantities thai
one quart. % 10 drunk on The pre- nisss, ADd
the following resrectAD!e citizens OF said
ward recommend tae said application. viz
samuel q heed Michaei Il -kery
, Wtckersham John y Hrye,
Chas h Thomas N Scnw1r
Joseph X Vickrrs John Meyey
IN fle' SPARKS John h Wig xlsswGrih
fdward Mel.sior Nicholas Ju1uy
John II ggins Jacob \ aies
fh1nas Goio moses SIpitn
Sobert Kenyon I bison
Philip II Nnes lanes n Rayyo,ss
robert hutton JVnp w tat.er
hubert p3yis DennI Conner
lt-Hih 1h'iN FLINs.
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Kii,ed by an y

TusIs, Jan Z I'm
was severely sbas.n
to-day. A nun per
and aNvsu n-rd hs
Ia umboH hurt
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
G .W0rre|I,
CARPE T|NCS.

The success OF our January
sale CT reduced goods go IA. mas
gone beyond our grestest expec-
tat ons Weae finding it tar
better, DUNG this unusauy dull
mon l., to sell goods at come
sacrifice tran to lie comparative
ly idle. We accomplish this by
maxi, G tins rrices OF goods low
enough to convince buyers that
they cannot afford to miss pur-
chasing even il they are not 10
n:e3 or the goods till spring, 10
plan words, showing them they
will be wise 20 anticipate. We
turn 9 ods into ready none
and this enables Us TO protect ali
our customers better in every
way. II sking closer costs and
better service for them. We are
trying our test to maize our sue.
cess tie interest of c cry per
| son buy.ng from us.
Notice the following
Body B-ussels, sl.Co, FROM = - Doc
from 81 90
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

TOR bAlAE Oh EICA.sGt--A aUM
e Der Of iesstatis houssg, WITH Aii the
aofeFh improvements. Little cash reg uiTod,
: Building lets ria be tasnn IL oar. OF vhois
A!Dert, balA1ees ElAg .oTnain on mort.
ta2a Io' yca-g. Ase5 GsiitiaE kitss all
a.. o. tne city fot .esios1css; nlso mann
actaribS sites, especially sdSYted for mo-
otcU hcsia>ss. With 81 oFor-t1ulns e.reSm
Z ratsr psysibs tsrcngh.st, EpoGt 200 feet
ro-o he Il. L. Y. Ae,ilca:. City tax one
nsAtE tAs res z.t.r .asGS. I.ls property will
o 6oi1 ~ tso aero Or in smaller Ioss, at
afi45 20 s1ls pgrei-Ssc-a. 100 haDsei 70
ant - zap Tabs. AZ. OtiI.E,
y. fTsa-n street.
- n.J roSD, an sad liotzSy .xn.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

! . "a N Xxx mEAOhANLUM
- book IN The strosts on thursday. Tho
hndsT "lli be sui ably rewarded oa leaving
sam at .nis efttse. rs
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08
,otlf

o wing 10 the hr''l
ofhos will he NJ ~ 1
until further no'loe'
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

A large assoc ipe All
at Mrs. jacob VI
Kiog street. "a
Daily Republican., 1887-01-08

Call and .Xa,nino
m lllinery geo 30. -
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